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Originally Posted by Wondertwin1
Nope! I bought my spotless 95 5.8 for $4000. Not a dent or scratch or tear or hole anywhere. Exterior or interior. I'd offer him $2600 and go no higher than $3200. Not to mention once you start drivig it again its gonna break some stuff in the process of getting the cobwebs out.
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Originally Posted by Wondertwin1
I know its a diesel. But thats way to much for that old truck.
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I would buy that in a heart beat! I paid $3500 for my 1992 F150 I6 2WD Flareside with 134k on it, interior is flawless along with the paint. For some reason trucks run high in my part of MA.
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Nope! I bought my spotless 95 5.8 for $4000. Not a dent or scratch or tear or hole anywhere. Exterior or interior. I'd offer him $2600 and go no higher than $3200. Not to mention once you start drivig it again its gonna break some stuff in the process of getting the cobwebs out.
3500 for my 96 with 79k miles and not a dent/scratch and the interior was perfect. the carpet wasn't even dirty. that truck better clean up nice though for 3500. id still take it if everything added up right.
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Go to one of the car pages [edmonds.auto trader or several others fill in the blanks and they will tell you what the range is in your market area or check craigs list or back page or even ebay classifieds to see what people are asking. Bubbabud
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From: fenton mo
Originally Posted by Wondertwin1
In that case. $3500 sounds good
this is what I saw when I read that
it might have bad tires ...he's getting new ones ...oh well in that case DOOOO ITTTT